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wandanell

wandanell

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Repossessed car

I filed bankruptcy in 2000. my car wasn't supposed to be listed on it, but due to amistake on the secretary's part the papers were not filed properly. i got a letter from the company who holds the lien and i contacted them and the lawyer to no avail. the company said if i made the payment of almost 4,000. i could keep the car. after contacting the attorney general and consumer affairs the company said they did not want the car back. ( i could not afford to pay for it), however i was told i could not get the title until the car was paid for. the company said they wrote the car off in 2003. i cannot do anything with it because i do not have the title. is it legal for them to try to collect for something they already wrote off? it has been years and i have not heard anything from them.
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